Dresage Plays the Vengeful Housewife in New Single Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. It makes sense that one of the freshest up-and-coming pop acts in LA is friends with Carly Rae Jepsen. Keeley Bumford is an LA native and versatile talent currently juggling several projects at once, including her solo act Dresage. Last week, she added to her catalog the unsettling and vengeful new single, … Continue reading
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Self-reflection on a synth-laden highway. Continue reading
The Ritual of Francine Thirteen with Support from Glitters Trails
sngshows: Photo Credit: Khadijah Grimes Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. The Satellite was never a venue I could pigeonhole for any particular genre. You may wander in and see a dream rock quintet, or even a mystical performance art piece, and possibly both on the same night, as it was this past Tuesday. Glitter Trails opened up for Francine Thirteen, covering both ends of the … Continue reading The Ritual of Francine Thirteen with Support from Glitters Trails
The Ritual of Francine Thirteen with Support from Glitters Trails
Photo Credit: Khadijah Grimes Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. The Satellite was never a venue I could pigeonhole for any particular genre. You may wander in and see a dream rock quintet, or even a mystical performance art piece, and possibly both on the same night, as it was this past Tuesday. Glitter Trails opened up for Francine Thirteen, covering both ends of the spectrum … Continue reading The Ritual of Francine Thirteen with Support from Glitters Trails
Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. Though she is not new to creating music, the name Francine Thirteen may be new to you. A quick sift through her Soundcloud will enlighten any layperson what her music is all about, namely, feminine power that bucks male narratives. Her latest project is titled “Lust Heals, Give Me My Sin Again,” of which the title track dropped earlier this … Continue reading
Sleep Thieves are consistently the best band to have nightmares about. I recommend watching their new video for “Is This Ready?” with the lights on. Continue reading
Luke Faas twists this simple platitude to become a sweet electropop jaunt. “Why bother stretch my hand?Why bother you for your demand, my brother? …Could this be my clue to walk away and never bother?” Source: SoundCloud / Luke Faas Continue reading
Seas and synths alike are gentle during Porceain Raft’s journey to the “Distant Shore.” For fans of Neon Indian. Source: SoundCloud / Porcelain Raft Continue reading
grayowlpoint: Haunting melodies, lockstep beats, and a bed of synths define the sound of Fake Tears, the new project of Vancouver’s Larissa Loyva and Elisha Rembold. The duo are reviving synth pop, adding a modern edge to it on their debut album, Nightshifting. Read our full review of Fake Tears’ Nightshifting here. Source: Bandcamp Continue reading
Ah, my favorite song from my favorite album of 2013. Glasser rocks- she and I share a love for Big Boi (and apparently The New Yorker!). Continue reading
Sawdust & Gin 